Phrasal Verbs Pronunciation (Units 19-20)

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Phrasal Verbs Pronunciation (Units 19-20)


Phrasal Verbs Pronunciation (Units 19-20)Version en ligne Test on stress patterns par vvv cvb 1 What type of phrasal verb is 'hear from' in terms of stress pattern? a C) Three-stress phrasal verb b B) Two-stress phrasal verb c A) One-stress phrasal verb 2 In a standard one-stress phrasal verb like 'lives for', how is the preposition usually pronounced in the middle of a sentence? a C) It is completely silent b B) Using its weak form c A) Using its strong form 3 When does the particle of a one-stress phrasal verb take its 'strong form'? a C) When it is placed immediately before a pronoun b B) When it is followed by a long vowel sound c A) When it appears at the very end of a clause or sentence 4 Which sentence demonstrates a contrastive prominence on the particle of a one-stress phrasal verb? a C) I didn't say I hadn't HEARD of him, I said I hadn't HEARD FROM him. b A) I think she LIVES for her new accounting job. c B) We are still LOOKING at all the available options. 5 What is the standard stress pattern for a two-stress phrasal verb like 'write down' in isolation? a C) Both words receive equal main stress simultaneously b A) Main stress on the verb, secondary stress on the particle c B) Secondary stress on the verb, main stress on the particle 6 Where does the stress fall if a personal pronoun object is placed inside a two-stress phrasal verb (e.g., 'write it down')? a C) The verb and particle keep their stress, while the pronoun is unstressed b A) The pronoun becomes the most prominent word c B) The particle loses its stress completely 7 In the sentence 'Shall I WRITE down the number for you?', why does 'down' lose its prominence? a A) Because it is followed immediately by the main noun object in the same phrase b C) Because the speaker is asking a question c B) Because 'down' functions as a preposition in this specific context 8 What happens to the stress when a two-stress phrasal verb becomes a compound noun (e.g., to 'mix up' vs a 'mix-up')? a A) The main stress shifts to the first part (the verb part) b C) Both parts lose stress and become completely weak c B) The main stress remains on the second part (the particle) 9 What is the correct stress pattern for a three-word phrasal verb like 'look up to'? a A) Stress on 'look' and 'to', with 'up' being weak b C) Main stress on 'look', with both 'up' and 'to' being weak c B) Secondary stress on 'look', main stress on 'up', and 'to' is weak 10 How does the meaning change between 'live on' (one-stress) and ',live on' (two-stress)? a A) 'live on' means to continue to exist; ',live on' means to have something as a food or income source b C) There is absolutely no change in meaning, only a preference in regional accents c B) '\u2019live on' means to have something as a food or income source; ',live \u2019on' means to continue to exist

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Phrasal Verbs Pronunciation (Units 19-20)Version en ligne

par vvv cvb

What type of phrasal verb is 'hear from' in terms of stress pattern?

In a standard one-stress phrasal verb like 'lives for', how is the preposition usually pronounced in the middle of a sentence?

When does the particle of a one-stress phrasal verb take its 'strong form'?

Which sentence demonstrates a contrastive prominence on the particle of a one-stress phrasal verb?

What is the standard stress pattern for a two-stress phrasal verb like 'write down' in isolation?

Where does the stress fall if a personal pronoun object is placed inside a two-stress phrasal verb (e.g., 'write it down')?

In the sentence 'Shall I WRITE down the number for you?', why does 'down' lose its prominence?

What happens to the stress when a two-stress phrasal verb becomes a compound noun (e.g., to 'mix up' vs a 'mix-up')?

What is the correct stress pattern for a three-word phrasal verb like 'look up to'?

How does the meaning change between 'live on' (one-stress) and ',live on' (two-stress)?